Spirit Lake, Iowa (AP) – State environmental officials say invasive carp species have been found in a Clay County lake. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources say bighead carp and silver carp were found in Elk Lake by commercial fisherman hired to remove rough fish, such as common carp, from the northern Iowa lake. Officials …
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Banquets/Fundraisers. Oct. 1: Crooked Horn WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Henry’s Catering. For more info call, Wayne Wilson, 320-968-7466. Oct. 1: Wahoo Valley MDHA Banquet, Ted & Gen’s, Aldrich. For more info call Rich Nanik, 218-894-1774. Oct. 7: Trails End Chapter MDHA Banquet, Aquinas Hall, 5:30 p.m. For more info call Thomas Worth, 218-240-1080. Oct. 8: Bend of the River
St. Paul – Some of the state’s moose hunters this year have a decision to make, and it’s all thanks to a fire that’s scorched nearly 95,000 acres in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness of Minnesota’s far north, and affected moose hunting in a dozen moose-hunting zones. More than a week ago, the DNR
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Crankbaits or slip bobbers and leeches are providing steady walleye action at night on the shoreline breaks and mid-depth rocks. Bigger fish continue to be taken on crankbaits or leeches during the day on deep, main-lake structure. The rock piles and bays are starting to give up bigger perch
Good numbers of spawning walleyes Bemidji, Minn. – DNR survey nets used to sample fish in Upper Red Lake were considerably heavier this year, and for walleye anglers who fish the state portion of the lake, that’s a good thing. Gary Barnard, DNR area fisheries supervisor in Bemidji, said the department conducts a year-round creel
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked early goose hunters during the week and attended a trapping safety class in Roseau. Waterfowl hunters were checked on Thief Lake and on small potholes around Roseau and Kittson counties. Enforcement action for the week was taken regarding a large fire burning prohibited materials, and
SNOWBALL – Strategy including intense preparation and teamwork was used by Allyn Ladd for elk hunting success in the opening hours of the 2011 Arkansas season on Monday. Ladd, 36 and a Camden dentist, scored with a 7X7 bull elk, meaning seven points on each side of its antlers. He used a compound bow, and
LITTLE ROCK – Hunters lucky enough to shoot a banded duck or goose this season will have to print their own certificates of appreciation. As of Aug. 1, the Bird Banding Lab of the U.S. Geological Survey discontinued the practice of mailing certificates displaying banding information on reported birds. However, hunters can still collect an
DISTRICT 1 CO Trey Luce assisted local deputies with a report of a deceased person found in the woods near Michigamme. Apparently the subject accidentally had cut himself in the neck and chest while operating a chain saw. CO Ryan Aho was first on the scene of a head-on car/motorcycle accident. The driver of the
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